Xiaomi Releases HyperOS 3 Updates for 21 Devices Last Month

Xiaomi continues to aggressively expand the rollout of its latest HyperOS 3, based on Android 16, across both China and Global markets. As usual, Chinese users received the update earlier than global users, highlighting Xiaomi’s faster and more flexible update policy for its home market.

Last month alone, Xiaomi pushed HyperOS 3 updates to a massive list of 21 devices, covering flagship smartphones, foldables, tablets, performance-focused models, and popular Redmi Note series phones. This reflects one of the fastest large-scale OS transition speeds Xiaomi has achieved in recent years.

China Leads HyperOS 3 Rollout with Faster Update Cycles

One clear advantage for users in China is the early access to major OS updates. Xiaomi’s China update policy allows devices to enter internal testing, beta builds, and stable releases much faster than global variants. This ensures quicker adoption of new Android versions, features, and security improvements.

While global users often wait weeks or even months after China releases, Xiaomi’s domestic users benefit from rapid testing cycles and earlier public rollouts. The HyperOS 3 rollout clearly demonstrates this strategy.

Full List of Devices That Received HyperOS 3 Last Month

Last month, HyperOS 3 updates were released for the following 21 Xiaomi and Redmi models:

Xiaomi Flagship & Foldable Devices

• Xiaomi 13
• Xiaomi 13 Pro
• Xiaomi 13 Ultra
• Xiaomi Mix Fold 3

Xiaomi Tablets

• Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro
• Xiaomi Pad 6 Max 14

REDMI K & Turbo Series

• REDMI K60
• REDMI K60 Pro
• REDMI K60 Ultra
• REDMI Turbo 3

REDMI Note Series

• REDMI Note 15
• REDMI Note 15 Pro
• REDMI Note 15 Pro+
• REDMI Note 14
• REDMI Note 14 Pro
• REDMI Note 14 Pro+
• REDMI Note 13
• REDMI Note 13 Pro
• REDMI Note 13R Pro
• REDMI Note 13 Pro+
• REDMI Note 13R

This list alone shows how aggressively Xiaomi is pushing Android 16 through HyperOS 3 across multiple price segments at once.

What This Rapid HyperOS 3 Rollout Means for Users

With HyperOS 3 based on Android 16, users can expect:

• Smoother system animations and UI behavior
• Better battery efficiency and thermal management
• Enhanced gaming stability and app performance
• Stronger privacy controls and background app limits
• Improved long-term system security
• Better ecosystem integration across phones, tablets, and foldables

For Chinese users, these features arrive much earlier, while global users benefit later through more stable, refined builds.

The fact that 21 Xiaomi and Redmi devices received HyperOS 3 in a single month proves that Xiaomi is pushing one of its fastest Android adoption cycles ever. With the REDMI Note 15 Pro+ already in internal testing and more global rollouts underway, December and early 2026 are expected to bring even wider HyperOS 3 availability.

Xiaomi’s China-first update strategy continues to give domestic users a clear advantage, but global users can also expect steady expansion in the coming weeks.